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70,000 bees call Linköpings home
Linköpings Golfklubb , Sweden
Woodland management helps trees and improves landscape
Vadstena Golfklubb , Sweden
Golf course welcomes the church
Villa Baro AB , Sweden
Solar panel project to minimize ecological footprint
Sölvesborgs Golfklubb , Sweden
Sustainable cleaning agent used at the course
Vreta Kloster Golfklubb , Sweden
Junior golf and golf school
Fauna depot helps increase biodiversity
Norrköping Söderköping Golfklubb - Hylinge , Sweden
Oak woodland contains much wildlife
Enhancing the biodiversity in the woods
Öregrunds Golfklubb , Sweden
Enhancing biodiversity for decades
Kristianstads Golfklubb & Destination , Sweden
Iron Age Graves
Upsala Golfklubb , Sweden
Marshy alder-tree forest
Free-to-use charging points installed for guests
Mjölby Golfklubb , Sweden
Ski competition at Vreta Kloster Golf Club
Lower consumption of chemicals
Grönlund Gk , Sweden
Ice Age Potholes
Nests for the "Thunder Beetle"
Carlskrona Golfklubb , Sweden
Sowing meadow grass to enhance flora diversity
Robot mowers used to avoid injury to greenkeepers
Halmstad Golfklubb , Sweden
Trees are thinned and turned into sustainable heating
Lidingö Golfklubb , Sweden
Manufacturing the perfect environment for insect, animals and birds
Landeryd Vesterby , Sweden
Managing a local nature reserve
Ombergs Golf Resort , Sweden
Plantations for pollinators
Viksjö Golfklubb , Sweden
Ancient gravestone highlighted on the course
Golf course honey
Kungsbacka Golfklubb , Sweden
Fine cut areas (180,000 sqm!) cut by robotic mowers
Skövde GK , Sweden
Collaboration with the Swedish department of transportation
New habitats for bees create a buzz around the course
Visby Golfklubb , Sweden
12 sponsored nesting boxes helps golfers connect with nature
New bird boxes increase avian diversity
Finspångs Golfklubb , Sweden
Over €24,000 raised for prostate cancer research
Timrå Golfklubb , Sweden
The Old Church Road
Working with EPA to protect endangered Bees
Red Fescue requires less inputs that other species
Wetlands provide habitat for many amphibians and dragonfly
Self sufficient irrigation from 11 ponds
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